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#include "pw_digital_io/polarity.h"
#include "pw_digital_io_linux/digital_io.h"
#include "pw_status/try.h"

using pw::digital_io::LinuxDigitalIoChip;
using pw::digital_io::LinuxOutputConfig;
using pw::digital_io::Polarity;
using pw::digital_io::State;

pw::Status OutputExample() {
  // Open handle to chip.
  PW_TRY_ASSIGN(auto chip, LinuxDigitalIoChip::Open("/dev/gpiochip0"));

  // Configure output line.
  // Set the polarity to active-low and default state to active.
  LinuxOutputConfig config(
      /* gpio_index= */ 4,
      /* gpio_polarity= */ Polarity::kActiveLow,
      /* gpio_default_state== */ State::kActive);
  PW_TRY_ASSIGN(auto output, chip.GetOutputLine(config));

  // Enable the output pin. This pulls the pin to ground since the
  // polarity is kActiveLow and the default_state is kActive.
  PW_TRY(output.Enable());

  // Set the output pin to inactive.
  // This pulls pin to Vdd since the polarity is kActiveLow.
  PW_TRY(output.SetState(State::kInactive));

  return pw::OkStatus();
}